VEVOR Elektrische kruiwagen, 2 wielen, gemotoriseerde tuinwagen, 500 W, metalen handgreep, breed wiel, 40 cm, 260 kg, gebruikswagen, eenvoudig opladen voor boerderij, gazon, buiten, tuinieren,

Looks good. Strong built, good torque even on a slope. Reverse function, which is helpful. The battery which was my biggest concern, can be replaced very easily if necessary. Would be great to have additional 2 wheels. I am happy so far

Let me first say I have several vevor products, and I am happy with most of them. This was by far the most expensive vevor product I have purchased and it has been a complete failure. It worked fine for about 20min hauling rocks and dirt. The rims have a major design flaw: they are sharp around the hole where the tire inflation valve comes through. This causes the tire to deflate, then you need to replace it, which is very difficult. Even after replacing the tire and fully inflating, the same problem happened after a few minutes of work. How did this product make it through quality control?? (It didn't...)Other things I don't like:There is no "neutral " position..when the power is off, you have to push very hard bc the gears are engaged. It does not move easily (like a normal wheebarrow) when not using the power feature.The battery is not removable. This means you have to bring the entire wheelbarrow near an outlet, or bring an extension cord to it. I wish I had purchased the one with the removable battery and "wall charger.' The on board battery really adds to the weight, it is already heavy.The tires should be run flat or hard..not inflatable.ProsThe reverse feature is nice (when the tires work)The brake feature is nice.Vevor was no help with my tire issue. They wanted to send me a replacement, from China, which would take a month or more. I bought a replacement tire off Amazon and fought with the rim to get it replaced. ..then that valve got shredded too. This thing is a waste of money.

I've been using this mighty beast to haul 95# blocks, 3 at a time, and 50# concrete bags 6 at a time up a sloping driveway to the backyard - it's moved many dozens of tons with few recharges ... it has been an outstanding value. An inconvenience with respect to loose loads like dirt or gravel is that I can't dump it clean out with one move like a light-weight wheel-barrow where you slam the front down, pivot it up and over the load dumped, and then grab the stand legs and yank, but that is a negligible trade-off for the energy it saves me throughout the workload.

I was unsure about this purchase, and Ive only had it for a couple if days, but so far it has really been a backsaver. It works well, has a strong motor/drive, wheels are big, does forward and reverse well, and has a brake. My only beef is the assembly instructions were not great. Fortunately, many of the parts can only be assembled one way.

It was missing one of the lug nut studs. I soon discovered that the stud was loose inside the brake drum. I used a magnet tool to get it out. The round head bolts shown in the instruction manual were not included. I had buy them from the hardware store. One of the two alan wrenches included didn't fit the alan screws on the machine. The instruction manual that came with it read like it was written by a non-English speaker. Some of the photos in the instruction manual were not of this machine. Confusing. Now that I have complained, I'll go and use it.